Hello, readers! In case many of you don’t know, both of my sons have IEPs. My oldest has autism, and my youngest son has some fine motor and receptive language delays. We had a breakthrough with some fine motor ideas for my youngest son, and of course, I had to share with you all! Stop […]
Free Printable Candy Corn Counting Center 0-15
Hello, everyone! I’m excited to share a Halloween freebie with you all today! Both of my sons are working on one-to-one correspondence skills for math, so I created this fun math center geared for preschool, kindergarten, and of course, special ed. There are 16 printable jars in total from 0-15, and a sheet of printable […]
Number Match File Folder Game
File folder games are excellent for practicing early literacy and math skills, and they are used daily in most special education preschools. I created a free ice cream number match file folder game to build those much needed one-to-one correspondence skills in math. Thanks to my cute graphics .com for such incredible clipart! Stop by […]
FREEBIE: Printable Fine Motor Traffic Tracing Sheet
My five year old has autism, and one of his major areas of struggle is fine motor. Currently, he is working on drawing vertical lines with his ABA team, and I dreamed up this printable to help him. Plus, this sheet reinforces important life skills by using traffic lights and stop signs! This freebie fine […]
Free Cupcake Shapes Match File Folder Game
Need a simple and effective way to teach shapes? Enter file folder games. You could also forgo the file folder and simply make a memory & match game for slightly older kids. These printables could also make a fun shape matching math center. My son’s autism preK is huge on file folder games, and I […]
